1.4.5 Take In Message Format Dialog
Use this dialog to set the message format specified in the request, response, or fault message of the service component to be invoked or the user-defined reception, in the variable.
This dialog is displayed when you click the Get Format button in the List Of Variables and Correlation Sets dialog.
For details about operating procedures, see the description for defining variables in the manual Service Platform Basic Development Guide.
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- Service/ Reception
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- Service name radio button
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Select this button to set the message format specified in the request, response, or fault message of the service component to be invoked, in the variable. From the drop-down list, select the service component to be invoked.
- Reception name radio button
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Select this button to set the message format specified in the user-defined reception in the variable. From the drop-down list, select the user-defined reception to be acquired.
- Target for take in
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- Operation name
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Amongst the operations of the service component or user-defined reception specified in Service/ Reception, select the operation name to be acquired from the drop-down list.
- Message type
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Select one of the following types of message format to be set in the variable from the drop-down list:
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Request message (Body)
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Response message (Body)
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Request message (Header)
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Response message (Header)
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Fault message
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- Header root element
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Displays the root elements set in the selected header in ascending order.
- Namespace
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Displays a namespace if Request message (Header) or Response message (Header) is selected for Message type.
- Fault name
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When Fault message is selected in the Message type, select the fault name to be acquired from the operations selected in Operation name.
- Message format
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Enter the name of the XML schema file that is the message format.
- OK button
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Closes the dialog. The specified contents are applied to the List Of Variables and Correlation Sets dialog.
- Cancel button
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Closes the dialog without saving the specified contents.